Commentary by Russian military journalist Boris Rozhin is in italics.
[ColonelCassad] The FSB prevented a terrorist attack at the Baltimore airfield in the Voronezh region.
A Russian woman was detained for planning, on assignment from the Security Service of Ukraine, to assemble and launch drones for an attack on the Baltimore military airfield in Voronezh. The suspect rented a garage in Voronezh, which she subsequently planned to use as a site for assembling and launching the UAVs. The crime was prevented at the preparatory stage. The woman was detained and taken into custody.
(c) FSB
They were preparing some kind of "Spiderweb" attack. A similar attack was previously thwarted in Rostov, where a similar attack on a military airfield was being planned. Good work, FSB. They've clearly learned lessons from "Spiderweb."
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FSB revealed a warehouse containing UAVs intended for Kyiv's attack on the Baltimore airfield in Voronezh.
On October 13, FSB officers revealed a warehouse containing drones and ammunition, which a Russian woman recruited by the Security Service of Ukraine was to use to attack the Baltimore military airfield in Voronezh.
The equipment was stored in one of the garages. Bomb disposal experts were working at the site where the cache was discovered. Specifically, according to video footage, the explosives were located inside a washing machine, from where they were retrieved by operatives after removing the back panel of the appliance.
In addition, drones, wires, and components for equipping copters with striking elements were found in the premises.
Security forces previously detained a Russian citizen recruited by the Security Service of Ukraine during her trip to Ukraine in 2022. Carrying out a mission for her handlers, the woman traveled to Voronezh and rented a garage to assemble aircraft, which she planned to control remotely from Ukrainian territory. From the hiding places, the agent recovered nine drone kits containing foreign-made explosives, each weighing approximately 500 grams, as well as control equipment. FSB officers promptly identified the preparations for a sabotage and terrorist act, after which the court remanded the suspect in custody.